Job Tracker MCP server

Job Tracker

A Claude Code (and Hermes Agent) plugin that runs a disciplined, low-volume job search for one person. Every weekday it finds roles that fit your hard filters, verifies each one on the employer's own posting, dedupes against everything you have touched, and prepares tailored applications. It submits only through the employer's official apply flow, and only after you approve. It tracks replies and interviews and writes one short daily report.

The design follows one principle: fewer, better applications.

Website: jobtrackermcp.com

Status: early (v0.1). It grew out of one person's real job search and is used daily by that one

person. Expect rough edges, and expect the source adapters to break when job sites change. Issues and

pull requests are welcome.

What it will never do

fields (passport, nationality, age, gender, marital status, ID numbers).

• Send email or LinkedIn messages. It writes drafts only, and a hook blocks every send tool.
• Submit an application without your /job-tracker:approve in the same session.
• Create accounts, enter passwords, solve visible CAPTCHAs, tick consent boxes, or fill personal-data

• Auto-apply at volume.

Requirements

Windows. On macOS it downloads the official installer from nodejs.org and checks its checksum and signature; on Windows it installs the Node.js LTS with winget, the package manager built into Windows. The tracker uses the built-in node:sqlite, and Node runs the plugin's TypeScript directly. There are no runtime npm dependencies.

• Claude Code 2.1.295 or newer (the Desktop app or the CLI), or Hermes Agent.
• Node.js 22.18 or newer. If it is missing, /job-tracker:setup offers to install it on macOS and

reply drafts.

• Recommended connectors: Gmail and Google Calendar, for recruiter replies, interview invites and

job boards, some employer pages and every application form. Without a browser the daily run still works and queues browser work for later.

• Recommended browser: Claude in Chrome or the host's built-in browser. You need one for logged-in

• Optional: a LinkedIn MCP server (read-only use: job search and inbox).

Usage. A sweep runs several subagents (one per source, one per role it scores), so a daily run uses a noticeable share of your Claude plan or API budget. Start with /job-tracker:sweep --limit 5 to see what a run costs you.

Install

Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add adamwardecki/job-tracker-mcp
/plugin install job-tracker@job-tracker-mcp
/job-tracker:setup

Added the marketplace back when it was called job-hunt-mcp? Run /plugin marketplace remove job-hunt-mcp, then the first two commands above, so updates keep coming. Your tracker data in ~/.job-tracker stays.

Setup walks through CV import, hard filters, preferences, writing rules, accounts (including which calendar your invites actually land on), connectors, browser check, sources, autonomy and the daily schedule, then runs a 5-result calibration sweep. Every "no, because..." becomes a rule. You can stop at any point and run /job-tracker:setup again to resume.

Already tracking applications in a markdown table? /job-tracker:import brings in an applied-log.md (| date | company | role | source | action | status |), a preferences file, queue notes and your profile and stories. See commands/import.md for the expected files.

Hermes Agent

The same checkout is also a native Hermes plugin (in plugin/):

git clone https://github.com/adamwardecki/job-tracker-mcp.git
cd job-tracker-mcp
plugin/scripts/hermes-install.sh

Restart Hermes and type /job-tracker:setup. Details and the differences from Claude Code are in docs/hermes.md.

DeepSeek Harness (experimental)

From the same checkout:

node --no-warnings plugin/scripts/dsh-install.ts

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.